Bomb protests and strategic shifts cloud mid East and Vietnam
Japan condemns China for nuclear tests as Hiroshima mayor protests to Beijing. In Paris, Vance pledges to break Viet Nam talks deadlock amid Ky’s influence questions. U.S. Navy forms a court of inquiry into Pueblo incident. Athens witnesses Arab suspects in pretrial testimony. Nixon gathers foreign policy team at Key Biscayne. New York faces fuel oil shortages and Hong Kong flu vaccine push.
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Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Nguyen Cao Ky
Cyrus R. Vance
Johnson
Nixon
Athens
General Security
Nicholas Stylianakis
Mahmoud Muhammad Issa
Maher Hussein Sulleiman
Issa
Sulleiman
Lark
Key Biscayne
Fla
Bayside
Spiro T. Agnew
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Liard
Wisconsin
Defense Department
Bay Lane
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Henry A. Kissinger
Robert D. Murphy
State Department
Bryce N. Harlow
New York
Robert W. Sweet
Health Department
Hong Kong
Snowy southeast Kansas roads slick after overnight snow
Weather summary notes clear to partly cloudy and cold tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer Sunday. Overnight snow accumulation measured at 3 inches. A semi-trailer jackknifed on ice at Seventh and South Santa Fe. fuel line broken and traffic blocked. By 9 a.m. only this accident reported amid snow-packed roads. Trooper Vogel aided several motorists.
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Seventh and South Santa Fe
Highway Patrol
Kansas
Roland Vogel
Interest Rates Going Higher
Rates for short term Treasury bills and bankers acceptances rose to record levels amid Fed rate hikes and higher prime rates. Economists warn of tighter money, but not a full scale credit crunch like 1966, as 13 week bills reach 6.278 percent and bankers' acceptances approach 65 percent bid.
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New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
O'Hare Plane Crash Kills 27 At Hangar Fire
A North Central Airlines twin engine plane attempting a landing at O'Hare International Airport crashed into a hangar in fog and drizzle, killing 27 aboard and leaving many injured. The flight from Minneapolis may have carried an extra passenger, totaling 46 on board.
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Chicago
North Central Airlines
O'Hare International Airport
North Central
Cook County
Whic
O'Hare
Minneapolis
Marvin A. Payne
Lakeland
Minn
Gerald R. Levalley
Bloomington
Richard W. M. Kargel
Burnsville
Braniff
Northwest Airlines
Federal Aviation Administration
William DeGrout
Sioux Falls
S. D
Jeffereie Chiu
Vanguards
Corps
Chiu
Fire kills patient as Osawatomie hospital burns
A blaze at Osawatomie State Hospital in Kansas killed a patient identified as Laura Prewitt and injured twelve others. The one story Biddle Hall housed 83 patients and 18 employees. ice and snow hampered firefighting while crews evacuated about 101 people and six wards were gutted.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Osawatomie State Hospital
Biddle Hall
Russell Edgecomb
Laura Prewitt
Ottawa
Roberts Banks
Paola
Louis Nipper
Edgecomb
Dorothy Bishop
Robert Docking
Astronauts Return Aboard Yorktown After Apollo 8
Apollo 8 astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders completed a six day mission with a five hour medical briefing aboard the Yorktown. They prepare to fly to Hickam Hawaii and Ellington Texas for Christmas with families before nine days of debriefings.
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Uss Yorktown
United States
Clarence A. Jernigan
Space Agency
Jernigan
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Borman
Lovell
Anders
Hickam Air Force Base
Ellington Air Force Base
Tex
Houston
Ellington
Earth
Lunar
Moon
America
Raid on Lawrence Jackson for unlicensed liquor sales
Lawrence Jackson of 218 North Malcolm was jailed on liquor without a license after a raid at 11 p.m. last night. A control board member had purchased whiskey there on December 22, with officers discovering 27.4 pints of whiskey and 12 quarts of wine. Bond not set. Chief Lige Matlock Sgt. Chet Hale Neosho County Sheriff George Neely and four control board members conducted the search.
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Lawrence Jackson
N. Malcolm
Jackson
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Lige Matlock
Chet Hale
Neosho County
George Neely
Control Board
Plan to seed fog at LAX for clearer takeoffs approved
The Los Angeles Airport Commission approved an $80,000 experiment to seed fog at Los Angeles International Airport. Pilots will use sodium chloride ammonia sulfate and urea to create drizzle when fog threatens to close the airport. In 1968 fog closed the airport for 162 hours and 58 minutes, diverting traffic to other Southern California facilities.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Airport Commission
International Airport
California
Intercepted Letter Describes Snowy Scene at Home
An intercepted letter to Cha describes snow as beautiful if one stays inside by the fire and looks out, ending with a warm closing from the sender.
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China
Eisaku Sato
Setsuo Yamada
Hiroshima
Chou En-Lai
Peking
Yamada
Democratic Socialist Party
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neo-Buddhist Group
Socialist Parties
Court of Inquiry
San Diego
Calif
Pueblo
Pacific Fleet
Adm
John J. Hyland
Lloyd M. Bucher
Larry McNamara
Tribune
Larry
Robert McNamara
S. Highland
Pasadena
10Th Cavalry
West
Army
Marine Corps
Korea
Len Glascow
Apollo
Honolulu
Ken Dolan
Jake Marcum
Jim Holliday
Cha
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